The short answer is yes. It is free to use for commercial and personal use. However, in saying that it is also a good idea to get your company's lawyers to look over the license agreement to satisfy them...
/paul On 9/21/06, Lee-SC, Kelvin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, My name is Kelvin Lee, an IT Support Assistant of Singapore Oxygen Airliquide Pte Ltd. I have a query to make and that is could my company use the free OpenOffice software without any charges and payment of licences? Meaning also to say that the free OpenOffice software is free for public and commercial as well? Hopefully to hear from you soon. Thanks and regards, Kelvin Lee
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